Dissolving Illusions

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A anti vaccine book, a pro vaccine book, a neutral vaccine book and this book about the history of disease and vaccines. Each of these is addressed in more detail next, but a general comment at the outset is that quite a few of these are interconnected and apply just as appropriately within the arguments that Rintoul makes, and the the broader medical and scientific establishment are also just as (if not more) guilty of the same "pseudoscientific" cognitive traps. So while yes, the authors could and perhaps should have included a more detailed citation of the paper than the limited quote from the abstract, the full story isn't nearly as close to a full about-face that would amount to intentional mischaracterization. For those who cannot slug through almost 500 pages of drudged up data that one is happier not knowing, the author's used bold typeface for some of the most important information - headlines if you will. Here we learn that vaccines have always been a source of income for doctors and the medical industry and never been tested for safety or proved to be beneficial.

Isabella also intentionally misquotes the passage in claim 7 by changing "significant impact on on lowering measles risk when compared to non-breastfeeding" to "far larger impact on measles risk than vaccinating". You are probably asking about my other daughter who got the same shot, she is fine, and my son is 4 and hasn't had a single shot and he is healthy as a horse. If you think allopathic medicine and a white coat is the ONLY option, you are not going to see the value.Desvaneciendo ilusiones expone con detalle hechos y cifras aparecidos en revistas, libros, periódicos y otras fuentes médicas hace tiempo olvidadas. Raising the boogeyman of “vaccines cause autism” is not appropriate either here, as the book mentions the disease only in passing on a couple occasions.

In The Psychology of Money, award-winning author Morgan Housel shares 19 short stories exploring the strange ways people think about money. Anyone who isn't questioning vaccine science, who is just listening to news media and big pharma representatives and making their decision to vaccinate on that information is really lost in the world and should read this book! A few weeks later my middle child's only issue was she was born premature was perfectly healthy for the first 4 years of her life vaccine free, after those 5 vaccines (given in one day in only two "jabs") she starts having some intense mood swings, and also begins to wet the bed, and by the end right before we went to see the pediatrician she was so thirsty it was ludicrous, so by the 8th week we decided it was definitely time to get her seen.sorry I just had to stop to take my daughters blood and inject her with insulin so she can have breakfast).

This book is clearly not concerned with autism, and casting it in that light is yet another example of oversimplification and imputing the intent of concerned parents who might read the book (which is the exact kind of faulty argumentation employed in his "boogeyman" objection -- see below).

So if you are brave enough and resolute enough to read every word, then be prepared to flip your present opinions on their head and take the associated risks like the rest of us in this precious minority. This is ridiculous grasping at straws, and if there were further examples from within the book they would have been included. For Arthur Dent, who has only just had his house demolished that morning, this seems already to be more than he can cope with. The author actually acknowledges that, but in a way that the medical establishment is depicted as unjustly persecuting her. It is a sad reflection on society as a whole that we are so gullible and so easily frightened, because we cannot think for ourselves.